Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-10-20

more, since the notice which appeared
in the local columns some time ago,
about hlS new pick, that had been
borrowed bat not returned, caused that
usaful instrument to be brought back
TO his place, promptly and in the best
condition.
NOTICE Having purchased the
"Grenohle Grain Depot" at Coburn and
bought Bartges 4 SON. stock of coll and
grain, | expect To carry on business and
pay the highest market prices for grain
aud keep on hand all kinds of coal.
Would respectfully ask share of the
public's patronage.
Al Sc NJ. j. DECKER.
On last Saturday might thieves
gained IN entrance into the Confcctlon-
cry shop Of Mr.. Sylvis on Main street
aud stole IA lot of clgalS aud candy. No
clue TO the Scoundrels. Ii is said that
on the same night an attempt was
made to break into Musser n Smiths
| Cbth1Noay 'heSN ''''N
been after post office Doodle.
John Kaufman, who is at present
sojouming in Europe, writes tn his
| brother, ID. :. Kaufman, OF this place
| that he has trayeled over the greater
part OF Germany and has landed IN
Leipzig, where he expects to attend
| lectures in the University. He eN-
presses himself greatly pleased with
what he saw of the old countries.
The pipes and other fixtures for
| heating the Hosiery factory at this
! place 10y steam have arrived, and Mr..
| Buck, from Bellefonte, practical
plumber, will be down this week TO put
the heating apparatus in place. AS to
the electric light enterprise spoken OF
in last weeks Centre Hall Reporter, we
have yet TO hear the first word abont 1t.
AN APPEAL FOR BUILDING FUNDS.
The building committee of the new
Lutheran church OF Coburn would re-
spectlully remind those who have sub
scribed TO said new church edilice, that
they are sorely pressed for funds in or
der TO push the work rs far rs possible
before winter and would therefor kind
" request an early payment of said SUIT
scrptionS.
Jacob Kerstetter, of Penn town
ship, brought husk of corn TO this OF
flee last Saturday which presents quite
curious freak of nature. 1t contains
eleven well-developed ears varying in
length from three to five inches, which
are grouped very much in the shape OF
bouquet. We concluded that what
Kerstetter don't know about raising
corn isn't worth knowing.
CARD OF THANKS. F. d. Luse de-
sires to express through these columns
his sincere thanks to all those who len
dered such unsel:ish and valuable as
| sistance at the late fire at their planning
mill, as well as his full appreciation of
OF the kind words of encouragement
and cheer which have been given him
since the fire. He has found tnat
"friends in need, are friends indeel."
speaking from a literary and musi-
ca! standpoint Milheim has been as
| quiet and indifferent in the past two or
three years as if these important bran
ches OF culture did not exist at all.
| While We are advancing in business
respects, and in other matters that
might rs well not be mentioned, we are
decidedly going backward as to litera-
ture and music. This is not rs it
should lie.
Newspaper work seems to pay at
! least in some instances. We notice in
the Belefonte Daily NeTS that Robert
p. Tnten, who was in partnership with
his brother, Edward T. Tuten several
years ago, in conducting the Bellgonte
| RepuJlicdn, and who now publishes
paper in Iron Mountain, Mich, has
turned banker and is one OF the incor-
porators of a National Bank in said
place, with a capital of $4,000.
Those narrow-minded people who
| thuughtlessly condemn the hook and
ladder apparatus are indeed to be pit
| led. Any fair thinking man or woman
must have seen at last Saturdays fire
that without the ladders, the hooks.
the ropes, the fire axes and the poles
the men who fought the flames would
have been in sorry plight indeed.
Will pretty prejudices and old-fogyism
ever be laid aside in this borough
"A good appetiteis essential to good
health; hut at this season it is often
lost, owing to the poverty or impurity
of the blood, arrangement of the digps
tive organs. and the weakening effect
of the changing season. Hond's Sarsa-
parilla is wOrderful medicine for
creating an appetite. toning the diges-
tion, and giving strength to the whole
system. Now is the time to take it.
Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla.
NATIONAL HOTEL FOR RENT.-The
undersigned wishes TO give notice that
her hotel property on Main street, Mill
helm, going under the name of Nation
al Hotel, will be for rent from April lst,
1888. This popular stand is in the very
best condition, has central location,
and the buildings afford all the modern
accommodations. Can be- rented on
easy terms. For further particulars
apply to or address,
40 At Mrs. SUSAN KREAMER.
The splendid new buildings which